🌟 Join us for an Evening of Giving and Impact! 🌟 Be part of the LRF Charity Fundraising Dinner under the theme ✨ “Justice for All: Building Partnerships for Equality and Inclusion.” 📅 28 November 2025 | 🕔 17:00 – 20:00 hrs 📍 Cresta Oasis, Harare | 💵 USD $50 per person

What is digital violence? Digital violence refers to harmful acts carried out through digital platforms or technologies. It includes a range of abusive behaviours such as: cyberbullying, online threats, doxxing, digital stalking, image-based abuse, hacking, deepfakes, and

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Today, on the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, we stand united to end all forms of violence against women and girls both physical and digital. With nearly one in three women globally experiencing violence in their lifetimes and one woman or girl

The Legal Resources Foundation participated in a focused two-day training on strategic litigation before the African Committee of Experts on the Rights and Welfare of the Child (ACERWC) in Nairobi. This enhanced the capacity of lawyers and civil society leaders across Africa in

Did you know that Section 56(1) of the Zimbabwean Constitution says all persons are equal before the law and have the right to equal protection and benefit of the law? This means everyone, regardless of background, should be treated fairly and have access to the same rights and

The Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) participated in the Southern African Nationality Network (SANN) regional meeting held in South Africa, supported by UNHCR and Lawyers for Human Rights South Africa. During the meeting, LRF presented a paper highlighting experiences and

Many Zimbabweans remain unaware of how lack of documentation leads to exclusion. Awareness is the first step to inclusive access to documentation. #AwarenessForAccess #ID4AllZim #AccessToDocumentation

The Legal Resources Foundation (LRF), in partnership with Amnesty International Zimbabwe, engaged Members of Parliament from the Portfolio Committee on Defence, Home Affairs and Security to discuss access to documentation within the context of the 2026 National Budget. The

Did you know? The Zimbabwean Constitution upholds equality and non-discrimination, meaning everyone, regardless of gender, disability, or background, is equal before the law. #JusticeMonday #EqualityBeforeTheLaw #AccessToJustice

The Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) is hosting a two-day staff capacitation workshop aimed at strengthening the organisation’s ability to design impactful projects and effectively communicate the results of its legal and advocacy work. This initiative reflects LRF’s ongoing

The Legal Resources Foundation (LRF) today participated in the Zimbabwe Human Rights Commission (ZHRC) Strategic Plan Workshop held in Masvingo. The engagement provided an important platform for stakeholders to contribute towards shaping the Commission’s strategic direction and

How to obtain a death certificate #Access to Documentation #ID4AllZim

🌟 Join us for an Evening of Giving and Impact! 🌟 Be part of the LRF Charity Fundraising Dinner under the theme ✨ “Justice for All: Building Partnerships for Equality and Inclusion.” 📅 28 November 2025 | 🕔 17:00 – 20:00 hrs 📍 Cresta Lodge, Msasa | 💵 USD $50 per person

Access to Documentation: The "Not In My Village" campaign extends to Access to Documentation. Find out more in the video below

The LRF, in collaboration with Amnesty International Zimbabwe, is convening a critical stakeholders conference on Access to Documentation (ATD) and Statelessness in Harare, Zimbabwe. The conference aims to foster a comprehensive understanding of access to documentation challenges

Did you know that every person has the power to fight injustice not just for themselves, but for their community?

The LRF joined the @zhrc365 at Bulawayo City Hall, Bulawayo to commemorate Africa Human Rights Day under the theme “Justice for Africa and People of African Descent Through Reparations.” The theme highlighted the African Union’s commitment to reparatory justice in addressing

Did you know that people who had renounced their citizenship earlier and are seeking to restore Zimbabwean citizenship will have to pay USD$1000 dollars. #ID4AllZim #CitizenshipForAll